Twelve
Teams of twelve students tackle twelve topics with twelve questions each. Twelve is an original competition developed by the North Carolina Association for Scholastic Activities (NCASA).
The Early College at Guilford - State Champions
The State Finals of the High School Twelve Competition were held Saturday, December 8 hosted by Simon G Atkins High School.
Read more: 2018 High School Twelve Competition - State Finals Results
TWELVE - More than 400 students from schools across North Carolina competed in the eighth annual Twelve Regional Competitions on Saturday, November 17. Students were tested on their knowledge of the core curriculum plus wildcard topics such as Current Events and NC History.
Top teams and qualifiers for the December 8 State Final hosted by Simon G Atkins High School are shown below with their scores at Regionals.
State Champion Metrolina Regional Scholars Academy
The NCASA Board of Directors met and reviewed the situation concerning the Twelve State Finals and winter weather. After extensive review of possible next steps including a reschedule date and attempting to allow schools to compete remotely, the decision was made not to attempt to reschedule the State Finals a second time.
This decision means we will use the scores from Regionals as the final competition results. See final standings below:
Twelve is a knowledge-based academic competition that challenges teams of students to answer questions covering a variety of subject areas. The competition is based primarily on the core curriculum. Twelve is an original competition developed by the North Carolina Association for Scholastic Activities (NCASA).
Twelve teams of twelve students each will tackle twelve topics with twelve questions each. Will your school be one of twelve to compete for the state championship of Twelve?
Read more: Twelve - Overview of Competition and Introduction
Randolph Middle School of Charlotte - State Champions
The State Finals of the William Peace University Twelve Competition were held Saturday, December 10 hosted by High Point Central High School.
Read more: 2016 WPU Twelve Competition - State Finals Results
TWELVE - More than 350 students from schools across North Carolina competed in the seventh annual Wiliam Peace University Twelve Regional Competitions on Saturday, November 19. Students were tested on their knowledge of the core curriculum plus wildcard topics such as Visual Arts and NC Government.
Top teams and qualifiers for the December 10 State Final hosted by High Point Central High School are shown below with their scores at Regionals.
